Sentence examples for lack of bird from inspiring English sources

Because of the lack of bird migratory routes linking southern India with the Middle East and Africa, a distinct antigenic group exists exclusively in southern India.

Initially, 100 persons were to be included in each group and area, but, given the absence of seamen in the Asturian worker census and the lack of bird cleaners in Cantabria, it was decided that the sample size of each group would be increased to 133 in order to maintain the total sample at 400 workers per geographic area.

However, this last winter was exceptional because of the comparative lack of birds coming to the feeders.

I should be able to breathe without the sky suffering from lack of birds, he ruefully tells us.

There are so many gorgeous birds out there, and no lack of bird-lovers, but the group at Hawk Hill are raptor-bent.

She reminded me of my comment on the lack of birds... Other highlights of the trip were making it to the Texas Chili Parlor, the main location from Death Proof I wanted to check out.

After the roast, Michael takes a personal day (much to the concern of his employees, who started to feel bad about the scathing jokes towards Michael) and spends time at a playground to reflect, feeding pigeons by tossing whole slices of bread on the ground, despite the lack of birds in the winter weather.

Still, he and others say, the lack of wild bird cases in Europe only underscores how little is understood about the virus.

The absence of this reported virulence factor, as well as the presence of additional potential attenuating mutations in the original unpassaged Tabasco strain, could explain the lack of observed bird deaths in Mexico and Latin America, assuming a widespread circulation of this genotype throughout the region.

However, because of the lack of larger birds of prey in Zanzibar, such calls are not often witnessed.

Possible explanations for the lack of reporting of bird deaths before 1998 include the following: failure to identify bird deaths in other regions, a higher susceptibility to WNV-induced disease among North American birds, or the fact that the North American WNV strain possesses increased avian virulence determinants.